Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-13
LOCAL AND ormgs yUrs.

LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
SCRAPS from b Notebooks Of ST.,
senafneTs Reporter.
A. Burgess was in from the Buttes yes
terdsy.
Lew Kelly returned home from Car
son yesterday.
. Hay is selling for So a ton In the field
Sierra Valley.
: b. Gilman came home from down thu
road yesterday.
Miss Gussie Mannheim returned &c
Eureka yesterday.
: The Perkins.B Baldwin breach.of-promise
case ia set for trial July Is.
Reno has discontinued the electric light.
Couldn't stand the tax.
Farmers throughout Elko county are
now moving and stacking alfalf.
Frank Rockwell, route agent for Wells,
Fargo & Co., arrived here yesterday.
Judges Zane and Borneman, Of the
Utah Supreme Court, are to be removed.
Wells Fargo & Co. shipped on Monday
two bars of passing bullion valued al
81, 500.
1h6tbbucntb ~ Tail OGll0QQ60t ON
mining stocks the current month amount
to $253, 000.
A ten-stsmp quartz mill will be erected
in Meadow Lake this season, and work
on it is about to commence.
There will be an sution sale at All
Harris at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. Dry
and fancy goods will be sold for a song.
Ben Holiday, the noted Pacific Slope
stage line proprietor and mail contractor,
Is reported dying in st. vincent's Hospital,
Portland, Or.
J. V. Kelley, cashier OF W. E. Griffn's
Bank and agent Of Wells, Fargo & Co. at
Phoebe, came in on the White Pine stage
last evening.
The rain fell in a heavy torrent all day
yesterday between White Pine and Pinto
Summit, and the road was Q continuous
pool OF water.
Think of delightful boat ride, and de-
licious bath in the Humboldt river on Sum-
day next. Who would not 60 on such q
charming trip?
From 20 to so Cinnamon pass through
Truckee daily on the east-bound overland
trains. 1t 10 said that most OF them go to
New York City, Philadelphia and Boston.
Ross Nicholas, 15 years old, had three
fingers blown off while an anvil salute
was being fred at Sprucement, Elko
county, on the Fourth.
Hon. Henry Rives. who has been as.
sisting In the prosecution Of Ham and
Stevens. returned home yesterday &C.
c%ompanied by his wife.
E. W. Patterson, a stage driver, was
found dead in his cabin at Austin July A..
His death was caused by internal hem
orEhage. producing suffocasion.
VIM. Tonkin, q brother Of Walter Ton
kin. liquor merchant OF this place, ar.
rived here from Virginia City yesterday.
He has come to assist the latter in his
business.
AT Globe, Ar, July 6, Private Harry
Nevins shot and killed Private James
O'Ksne OF Lieutenant McDonald's COM
pany. The shooting is said to have been
justi6able.
E. N. Robinson, Superintendent OF the
Sweetwater Mining Company of Hsmil-
ton, is expected here by special train to-
day. Doc. Holmes came in with private
conveyance yesterday, to take him over to
White Pine.
Ho, for the cool and refreshing water OF
the raging Humboldt, the shady trees,
hidden hooks, rocky cliffs, wild roses and
other flowers that grow along its grass
and moss-covered banks.
The sEsTINEL's imaginative compositor,
"Jock Johnson iapcied yesterday that
a thunderbolt had struck his "stick,'
but he did NOT 4" pie worth Q cent until
he came near running his restsurantl.man
) after the storm had subsidized.
Tan iopa ~ npa f~ou, xba WaaJa ,o;on -
Kirman District. yielded nearly $40, DOC
In gold. The owners Of the property con.
template operating on Q much larger
scale than heretofore, and to this end are
making surface improvements at the
mine.
Go to the Postofice bookstore and reg.
!, ister your name for q trip to Palissde. and
return On Sunday next. II you prefer to
Q defer your return home until Tuesday
next, you can do So, and come back on
!, your excursion ticket on the regular train
I on that day.
The excursion train to Palisade on Sun.
day July II, will return the same day &c
= Eureka, leaving Palisade at s p. M, and
, arriving at $3.50 P. M. Those who desire
. to visit Elko or other points will return
. by the regular train on the following
Tuesday on their excursion tickets.
Al The young man who thought he wa.
stealing cream from Nick Waldvogle'i
milk wagon yesterday morning, and die
: = not discover that ii was yeast until aftel
1 ne had swallowed it. has been rising
! ever since. IL will be q long time before
ne Will raise the cover of another milk can
We are requested to state by The man
agement OF the excursion to Pslisade tina
' IT Is absolutely necessary that all name
should be registered In the book now oper
at the Postoffice bookstore by 8 o'clocl
t next Thursday evening; and also, II 10I
) names are not registered by that time tn,
excursion will be declared off.
/ Posters are out for the thunderbol
J excursion train, which leaves Eureka 70
Palisade on Sunday next. Read them 70
information on the subject. or see th
Advertisement In the SENTINEL. II yov
want a days fine sport or other pleasure
it will cost you only 50 80 for che roun
trip.